Back to 1970: From the Start, My Family Wants to Split Up
回到1970开局要分家
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- 749k Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Farming
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- 1y ago
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Having read so many historical fiction novels, this one has the most normal relationships I've ever seen. The male protagonist separates from his family, and his parents don't object; they simply believe that their son is married and has his own ideas, so separation is easy.
There's not much intrigue or backstabbing, no backstabbing or scorn, and no oppressive or gloomy plots. Life is best when it's simple and peaceful. The writing is excellent; the best reads are those that bring you comfort and enjoyment.
It's authentic, without too much scheming or fighting. It features everyday family life, interpersonal relationships, personal struggles, and love stories—a rare gem of a story. I'll update as soon as possible! 🍉🍉🍉🍉
It has some flaws, but not too many upsetting things, which is great! I like this kind of simple, everyday writing! No need for grand ideals or constant worries about the country and its people; just living a good life as an ordinary person is perfect. 💕
It's well-written, but too short. The author needs to work harder and update more frequently.
It's a simple, unremarkable short story, but the plot is rich in life philosophy. I gained two insights from reading it: 1. Consider character when making friends; associate with people of good character, even if they are your own brothers, and avoid associating with those of bad character. 2. In workplace relationships, don't just try to take advantage, but also don't be petty. 3.
I felt it was well-written, so I don't know why it received a low score. The content is relatively realistic (unlike some novels where the author becomes rich overnight), although there are also many exaggerated parts (fish, loach, and trees; in the past, firewood was the most important element, and only with the widespread availability of coal and electricity did forests and trees become…
Having read so many period dramas, this is the only one that doesn't have any sexist themes or extreme characters. The protagonist helps many people around him through his own efforts. The only question is, wouldn't anyone check if he was involved in the meat-handling business? Weren't checks very strict back then?
Overall it's okay, but it gets a bit too bland towards the end. I hope the plot will develop better later on. Also, the male and female leads don't really have any emotional exchanges, like heart-to-heart talks (I just wanted to see the occasional sweet moments between them 😄). These last dozen or so chapters (around 200 chapters) have a heartwarming and comforting feel to them.
After being reborn, the protagonist gradually earns money and develops his career. Some of the phrases are repeated quite often, but it's a calm and enjoyable read that won't annoy you. It's a refreshing change when you're bored, like plain water—not cloying, but not overly amazing either, yet still worth watching.